For fourteen years, I have helped people just like you solve IRS tax problems including IRS audits and having no money to pay off back tax debt. For those currently needing IRS relief, I’m happy to announce that you are in luck; the Tax Man is here with a new tax help video series. The purpose of this Tax Man video series was to give taxpayers in need of tax relief
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Iâm taking a break from tax issues as a certified tax resolution specialist to comment on an interesting news story that will have an effect on business advertising. Yesterday, a Wall Street Journal article GM Says Facebook Ads Don’t Pay Off announced that General Motors was going to stop advertising on Facebook claiming that their paid advertising on the site did little to influence consumer car purchases.
Analysts think this move
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Itâs a great day at Tax Resolution Services. I am honored to announce that both Brian Compton and I have been selected as 2012 finalists for the 10th Annual American Business Awards, otherwise known as the Stevies. Â I was a nominee in 2009 and 2011 -while itâs great to be recognized again by the ABA, Iâm especially happy to Brian receiving recognition for his outstanding leadership.
Brian was selected as a
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Going through a divorce is difficult enough. Settling financial matters with your ex (or soon to be ex-spouse) can be tough to accomplish…but in order to avoid future IRS tax issues; necessary. To help with divorce and IRS stress, I wanted to share a Reuters article called Tax Planning for The Divorcing and the Newly Divorced provides information on the most common tax planning questions so couples can begin to
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A recent blog post mentioned an article I wrote entitled âThe E-Commerce Conundrum: Taxing Virtual Businesses and Their Investors and the Lawâ. In that article, I discuss at length the tax issues e-commerce and virtual business face, specifically tax pressures from state governments interested in capturing sales taxes from them. Well, this week the Houston Business Journal featured an article Amazon, Texas comptroller negotiating sales tax deal that demonstrates how
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The IRS just released a video entitled Employee or Independent Contractor? that gives guidance to unsure employers interested in properly classifying their workers as either an employee or independent contractor. Improper classification can result in steep IRS penalties for both employer and worker with many business owners getting into trouble simply because they donât know the difference. Understanding this distinction can help a business owner avoid an IRS audit.
The IRS
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At the first official meeting of the National Association of Tax Debt Resolution Companies (NATDRC) in Washington D.C., May 20-21, we will be discussing the regulation of companies utilizing deceptive advertising claims and misleading trade practices that ask unsuspecting consumers (by advertising on the internet, radio, and TV) believing that they are hiring a legitimate tax professionalâi.e., an attorney, CPA, or Enrolled Agentâto represent them before the IRS/State. Nothing can
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Question: I owe a lot in back taxes to the Internal Revenue Service. Iâm not sure how Iâll ever get paid up. Plus, itâs been several years, and I think itâs too late for any of the programs youâve discussed. What can I do? Answer: First of all, itâs not too late. Actually, itâs never too late. If you owe money to the Internal Revenue Service, you have many options
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A Gatlinburg, Tenn., couple was sentenced for subscribing to false tax returns that resulted in a $550,649.13 tax loss. Kevin Matthew Flannery, 65, gained 24 months in prison. Margaret Anne Flannery, 63, obtained three years of probation and one year of home confinement.
Kevin Flannery pleaded guilty to one count of subscribing a false tax return for M.K.M.K. Associates Inc., doing business as Southland Car and Jeep Rental, for tax year
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A Bergen County, N.J., man was sentenced to 28 months in prison for his involvement in a scheme to file fraudulent tax returns that claimed more than $200,000 in tax refunds.
Stephen Pirrone, 51, of Norwood, N.J., previously pleaded guilty to two counts of an indictment charging him with filing false, fictitious and fraudulent tax returns. According to court records, Pirrone created false W-2 forms for himself and a family member
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Today – Tax Day – could be your latest reminder to settle your tax debt or come clean with the IRS!
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The big day has arrived!
April ushers in the most dreaded day of the year for many Americans â Tax Day.
Given how the Great Recession has stalled the economy over the last three years and directly affected most Americansâ pocketbooks, this yearâs Tax Day will no doubt be even more dreaded
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As tax day April 17 is coming to a close, some may be wondering if they should file or even if they need to. During my recent interview on Midday Sunday Fox 11 with host Tony Valdez program, Tony inquired about how people don’t file their taxes and become tax delinquent. I explained that at Tax Resolution Services, Co., we work with a lot of non-filers with the average client
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The controller and operator of a New York telecommunications business admitted to filing false personal federal income tax returns.
Steven Imburgio, 50, of Holmdel, N.J., pleaded guilty to one count of making and subscribing to a 2004 federal income tax return to the IRS that he did not believe to be true.
According to court records, Imburgio admitted he controlled and operated Americom USA, a telecommunications business in New York, and that
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Unless youâve been living in a cave for the last twelve months, you are most likely aware that the tax debt resolution industry has been dragged through the mud and just about every media outlet under the sun has jumped on the bandwagon to kick a little extra dirt on the pile. Now, Iâm not arguing that some serious wrongdoing hasnât occurred, but this is clearly a case of an
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Countdown to tax day: 1 day For those who have filed their taxes, congratulations. For those who think procrastination as a sport, I wish you well. For others who are overwhelmed, it might be time to seek tax help from a tax professional. During my recent appearance to the Midday Sunday Fox 11 with host Tony Valdez program, I offered tax tips related to tax preparation software and knowing when
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In the homestretch â 4 days until Tax Day!
Happy Friday! Here’s the tax help news round up heading into Tax Day Tuesday April, 17.
Tax relief tips were the dominant theme and meant to provide tax help for last minute taxpayers who are filing or possibly avoiding their tax obligation. Here are the highlights of the weekâs news: The IRSÂ Newsroom released a bulletin with payment options designed for struggling taxpayers having trouble
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Every month we choose a very special Tax Client Of The Month. Itâs our way of acknowledging good friends and saying âthanksâ to those who support Tax Resolution Services with referrals, word of mouth and repeat business.
April’s Tax Client Of The Month is Mr. Ye I. Mr. Ye I owed the IRS $40K in back taxes when he sought help from our group of qualified tax professionals. After several months
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R&B singer Robin Thicke and his wife, actress Paula Patton, owe the Internal Revenue Service $492,583.49 for failing to pay income taxes two years in a row.
In addition to his own music, Thicke has written songs for Jennifer Hudson, Usher and Mary J. Blige. Patton has starred in a number of movies, including Idlewild, Swing Vote, Precious and Mission: Impossible â Ghost Protocol.
A representative for Thicke and Patton said the
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In the homestretch – less than a week until Tax Day! During my recent appearance to the Midday Sunday Fox 11 with host Tony Valdez show, Tony and I discussed tax resolution and the burgeoning industry it has become. Highlights from the interview could prove helpful for those who may have back tax issues but be too overwhelmed to get help to resolve their tax burden. These answers should
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